Pendulum clock; England, 19th century and later.

Pendulum clock; England, 19th century and later.
Lacquered and gilded wood.
Presents loss of weights, missing key and faults.
Preserves pendulum, bell and machinery.
Measurements: 246 x 56 x 29 cm.
English pendulum clock with high case. It consists of an architectural structure, with pedestal, central closed body and upper finial under which the clock case is housed. The middle part, which is the highest, has a vertical door that hides part of the machinery. The golden metal dial has Roman numerals in black for the hours with an outer perimeter in which the minutes are placed in Arabic numerals and in intervals of five. The dial is framed in square format with appliques in the corners and in the lunette located in the upper area, where you can also see a border in which you can read the manufacturer's brand; Wilson Lanark. As for the decoration, the work is inspired by the oriental style with lacquered and gilded wood. The lower area, the foot or podium, has a figurative scene with animals, while the central body has a court scene starring four elegantly dressed ladies strolling across a bridge.